The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-04-08
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| on Hfis newspaper or magazine pullIsc IN thB
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Men and !Seu:ca.
| Capt. S. r. Nngen has gone to Iowa
visiting.
Rev. j. B. Taylor went to Alexandra
Tuesday.
Mr.. j. F. Conant is almost weekly
visitor to Mitchell
Miss Lille Benton. of Mitchell. has
been visiting the Misses Conant this
week.
John Foster and C. c. Morrow, of
Chamberlain, are in Yankton.
Mr. b L. Poisql wrote us from clsrks
vile, Iowa, last week that he expected
to start for California on thc 9TH inst.
| Mr. r. y, Mason arrived from Rock
Island, H., on Saturday evening and will
spend the summer on his farm near
Dunlap.
j. N. Barkee returned from hiuneap-
oils on Saturday evening lie bought
full carload of furniture, and expects it
| this week.
Mrs. Miller, sister of Mrs. A. R.
Latchem left for Jefferson, iowa, Wed
nesday morning after IA pleasan. visit
here of some weeks.
Mr. j. H. Wright has gone TO Sioux
City, at which place and Omaha he ex-
poets to work at his trade-carpen,er
work--this season.
Capt. Lucas, Pat Henry, A J. Guf-
ford, S. G, stoddard and A. II Whit
ham. of Chamberlain, are at Yan&ton as
jurors in the United States couTt.
Mr. Elmer Benedict arrived from
Nora Springs, Iowa Tuesday lie ebrougt
carload o: stock and household goods.
Mrs Benedict is expected Tomorrow.
John Hirth, formerly of Chamberlain.
is now clerking for w, Il Mcicrs,ein.
Mr.. Hirth has filled similar position in
the store of Patrick Gevin, in Chamber
lain, for three years past
w. 4. DeHay, OF White Lake, was in
town last Saturday he is the man who
was caught by locomotive near PARKS
ton last fall getting his ,igh, foot AID
two fingers Of his right hsnd cut of.
Mr. DeKay viii apply to the company
for redress
Chamberlain Register. Mrs. Mark
Ward, of himbat, was greotad with ap-
plaus, and in her solos held the audicnce
spcll-bound with her sweet voice, SO
clear and well controlled. The ducttes
by Mrs. Ward and her sister, Hiss Der-
nerd were listeaea to with intense in
tcYcst, and the enchores expressed the
delight of thp audience.
Ed. RTenne has rented his land. C. "
Sewers has sold sill his horses and w. W.
Norton has sold his yoke of oxer. and
they all think the GRAPHIC as m adver-
Using medium is great
The GRArpc made farny bluudor
on some dodgers sent ont Tuesday. The
word here in go and hear Mrs.
Barker lecture tonight was inadvcrd-
emily used in place of hear
The little year-old son of Johu
Costello captured big jack rabbit
Sunday-or rather his companion,
young shepard dog. did for him. while
the two were strolling on the prairie
mile from home
Prof. Foster predicts good crops this
season fer Iowa, Illinois, Missouri and
Dakota, but las his doubts about any
country south of Dakota lying west of
the Miss ari or for any portion of the
United States west Of Dakota.
The close of this wceh viii about fin
ish the wheat seeding IN Brule county.
The weather has been such that the
seeding could have been completed
weeks ago had TIE ground been plowcd
last fall. An early freeze up last season
caught the farmers unawnrcs.
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Jacob Hamrnel has secured the con-
tract forbuilding The new Masonic hall
Jake" is very close calculator as well
as an efficient boss mecharic and an ex
ceileut workman. j. A Smith will fur
nish the lumber and Ochsuer Bros The
Tin roof, Work was commenced Thurs
day morning.
a house belonging TO John Maniece.
located 10 miles south OF Mitchell, burned
to the ground on Friday night last. The
charred remains of lIrs. Manece were
found in the debris. Her husband is in
California. She WAS the only inmate.
The origin Of the FIRE is a mystery. Foul
play by someone is suspected
Among the spring fashion items we
notice that the latest style Of hat for y
young lsdy should be constructed viii.
a view to make the young lady who
wears ii look csir.4 This is French
word. we believe. A chic young lady is
one whom YOU would feel Ike chueking
under the chin ard and--bi,ing.
The territorial bearl, Of agriculture has
awarded the South Dakota fair for 1897
to Mitchell The beard met in Huron
on The Goth inst Redlcld was the only
bidder besides Mitchell The later
town gives s. Geo towards tie fair The
last legislature appropriated 50 $50 for it
The fair is from Sept s8 10 30 incluSlve.
Our old friend John S. White. now
, that he has become bold bsd editor,
t has got to telling fish stories. He teli.
} in the last number of his SIR OF man
9 there who recently caught 1oT fish with
single worm, That may be fair iishiog
in the ili}ls bat back IN Ohio one time
we caught iSs fish with only one worm,
f We sat Oh tie bank, held rhe worm in
our hand and caught EN- with our mind.
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a regular meeting Of the fire depart
J ment was held on Tuesday evening, at
which tinle ii was decided 10 send hose
team to the Mitchell touInanept in June,
The team viii be selected at nDc2 and 20
. into active training ,JnI,- Nauoh Tf,i..